I am an anarcho-communist and a lover of all things free and open source. I also love cats of all kinds. You can also find me on Mastodon at @housepanther@mstdn.goblackcat.com
rDNS is something that is not set up by your domain registrar. It’s set up by your ISP or cloud VM provider.
All it is going to take for AI to go away is when it makes a serious mistake that injures or kills a patient. The wrongful death and negligence lawsuits would be in the high millions or even more if it is a young child. In my opinion, AI is a very bad idea. I would sooner put my trust in a human being than AI. I can see AI being a tool to assist a doctor in making a diagnosis, but certainly not to replace doctors or reduce their numbers.
I am kind of - no, I am really - anti-capitalist. In some evil sort of way, if the hospital ‘boss’ decides to replace enough medical professionals with AI and robots and this causes a patient to die from inadequate care, then not a small part of me believes that the hospital boss should pay with their own life. Yeah, I have an anger management problem when it comes to the wealthy.
I don’t know of one specifically for clothing but I know of a great ERP free open source software called ERPnext. This could easily work for you.
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I cuurently use one of three registrars: Namecheap, Cloudflare, or Porkbun. Porkbun is my favorite and I will move my domains to them as they expire.
It’s certainly coercive, if not an outright threat.
What is your NAS? Is it something you built or a Synology?
Not only is a DIY UPS unreliable, but it could be potentially dangerous unless you are an electrician, an electrical engineer, or somebody that has extensive knowledge of both the engineering side and safety side. How many CyberPower units do you have? It’s impressive that you have enough UPS power to run a NAS for that long.
I have a Dell OptiPlex 7050 acting as a router. But I don’t do any port forwarding. Instead, I have an Oracle Always Free VM that is connected to my server via a WireGuard tunnel. The cloud VM acts as reverse proxy to all of the services that I host. The OptiPlex 7050 is running OpenBSD.
You could simply gut it, keep the case and power supply, and put modern components in it.
Good suggestion all around but I am huge fan of ERPnext. ERPnexr is 100% open source and includes HRM, accounting, a help desk ticketing system and more.
If you see someone steal from a big box retailer, no you didn’t.
This is just epic shortsightedness.
Check out ZeroTier or Tailscale. Either one of these options would be your best bet.
It might help to let us know what your immediate needs are and then we could make recommendations. I am an open source, Linux, and BSD guy and have been working with these systems for close to 25 years. If you need solution, I can probably come up with one for you to try that won’t be terribly difficult to implement with a little patience.
Well, to use the ActivityPub protocol and operate like Lemmy and Mastodon for example. Also see Pixelfed and PeerTube as examples.
Your project looks interesting. Do you have plans to give snapify the ability to federate and share with others?
Agreed! I think even a year from now it will improve by leaps and bounds. My only complaint about Lemmy is the lack of a tool chain for instance maintenance. I would like to see that developed or at least some documentation of general SQL commands to keep the size of the database manageable.
Rapid development is essentially a capitalist notion anyway. I would much rather slow, methodical, and quality development. Look at what Big Software is churning out these days and it is utter shit. I am looking at you Microsoft and Adobe.
I wouldn’t do this if I were you because any of your activity can be traced back to you via your credentials.